Foreign Salary Filing
₹4,000
Start with 20% advance: ₹800
- Foreign salary computation
- Reporting
About our Foreign Income service
If you are an Indian resident with foreign salary, RSUs or ESOPs from a foreign employer, foreign dividends, or foreign bank accounts and assets, your Indian return must report worldwide income — and disclose foreign assets in Schedule FA. Non-disclosure carries severe penalties under the Black Money Act, and incorrect DTAA claims are a common trigger for notices.
TaxClear handles the full cross-border filing: converting foreign income at prescribed rates, computing RSU/ESOP perquisites and sale gains, preparing Schedule FA disclosures for foreign accounts, shares and assets, filing Form 67 to claim foreign tax credit under the applicable DTAA, and reconciling everything with your AIS. Returns are reviewed by a professional before filing so treaty relief is claimed correctly and disclosures are complete.
Pricing
Foreign Income Plans & Pricing
All prices include taxes.
DTAA Relief Filing
₹4,800
Start with 20% advance: ₹960
- DTAA analysis
- Form 67
- Relief filing
RSU/ESOP Foreign Income
₹6,000
Start with 20% advance: ₹1,200
- RSU/ESOP reporting
- Schedule FA disclosure
Foreign Assets Reporting
₹6,400
Start with 20% advance: ₹1,280
- Schedule FA
- Foreign bank reporting
- Compliance
Start with only 20% advance. The remaining professional fee is payable after the computation is prepared and approved, but before filing.
Prices are starting prices and may vary depending on the complexity, transactions and records involved.
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Book a consultation and we will review your specific case, documents and requirements before confirming the right Foreign Income plan for you.
Final pricing for complex cases may be confirmed after document review. Prefer email? Send an enquiry.
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“Excellent support for foreign income reporting and DTAA relief. Very knowledgeable team.”
“Very smooth tax filing experience for international income. Highly recommend to NRIs.”
“Shubham and his team made my ITR filing very smooth and simple. Excellent support throughout.”
What's Included
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Clear scope before work starts
You receive a practical document checklist and service scope before filing, drafting or submission.
Online process
Share documents securely online and get support through email or Google Meet.
Transparent pricing
Pricing shown on the page is clearly stated with taxes included.
Post-service support
Basic acknowledgement, filing status and next-step guidance are included after submission.
Process
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Document review
We review facts and share the exact checklist for your case.
Filing / drafting
Your return, form, reply or application is prepared carefully.
Submission support
You receive final confirmation, acknowledgement and next steps.
FAQ
Common questions about Foreign Income
Schedule FA is the foreign asset disclosure in the ITR. Every resident (ordinarily resident) must report foreign bank accounts, shares (including vested RSUs), financial interests, immovable property and other assets held at any time during the calendar year — even if they produced no income.
For residents, foreign salary is fully taxable in India, converted at the prescribed exchange rate. Tax paid abroad on the same salary can be claimed as foreign tax credit under the DTAA by filing Form 67 before the return.
Twice, in two stages: as a salary perquisite when they vest (on the market value), and as capital gains when you sell (on the growth after vesting). The shares must also appear in Schedule FA. We compute both stages and the correct cost basis.
Form 67 is the online form for claiming Foreign Tax Credit for taxes paid abroad. It should be filed before or along with your ITR for the relevant year — miss it and the credit claim can be denied.
Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements allocate taxing rights between India and the other country and let you credit foreign tax against Indian tax on the same income. The exact article and method depend on the income type and country — we analyse this case by case.
Yes. Schedule FA has no minimum threshold — every foreign account held at any time during the calendar year must be disclosed, including peak balance details. Non-disclosure penalties are severe, so complete reporting matters.
